City of Cape Town
City of Cape Town
City of Cape Town
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Law-enforcement authorities in Cape Town gear-up for festive season
Cape Town authorities are proactively enhancing public safety with joint operations, aiming for visible law enforcement during the festive season.
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Taxis are leaving the CBD, traffic officials on duty
There is no blockade of the N2 by taxi drivers, but taxis are heading out of the Cape Town CBD in convoy, says the City’s JP Smith.
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Police still on the scene in Delft after taxi shooting
Two people were injured in a shooting at Palm taxi rank in Delft this morning — the second shooting at the rank in a week. POP are on the scene.
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Illegal tunnels force City to do emergency work
The City of Cape Town is conducting urgent repairs along Jakes Gerwel Drive near Bonteheuwel after illegal tunnelling by people living under a bridge.
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Metro Police arrest suspect in connection with triple murder in Maitland
Cape Town’s Metro Police have arrested a suspect in connection with a triple murder in Maitland last week.
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Muizenberg beachfront upgrade hits 84% completion milestone
Access to Muizenberg beach from Surfer’s Corner has reopened as the massive beachfront upgrade project nears completion.
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A record 22 Firearms taken from the streets of Cape Town
The City’s enforcement agencies confiscated 22 firearms in eight days, again underscoring South Africa’s illegal firearm crisis and low conviction rates.
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Wear the Hope challenge winner ‘stitching’ a community together
Kenilworth resident Inez Shaw has won the City of Cape Town’s Wear the Hope Design and Make Challenge with a community-made crochet vest.
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Western Cape Community Safety minister welcomes handover of 175 new vehicles to the police
The Western Cape Minister welcomed 175 new police vehicles, enhancing safety and urging community cooperation in crime prevention during the festive season.
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More than a million apply for police’s 5 500 new-recruit posts
The South African Police Service aims to recruit 5,500 trainees, focusing on under-represented racial groups amid application disparities.
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